Photos | Protest March in the Metropolis
A crowd of 37 people, including Anjali Bansal and Conrad Sangma, hold signs and flags while marching in the city streets to protest for a cause.
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boy flag arf immigrants urban backdane child pr rights conrad way transportation immigras hat states road text performance traffic city fairie art em answerla genera parade amnistia glasses full migrants metropolis banner sign vehicle light accessories general recreation trea sangma protest crowd symbol anjali bansal
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